If you’re currently indulging in some pandemic-related comfort eating (nothing wrong with that, I’m right there snacking beside you), you’ve probably noticed that staying fit in confinement is pretty tricky. If celebrity-guided workouts aren’t your thing and conventional exercise such as Pilates is too vanilla, then maybe a bit of dancing is in order.
The Australian Ballet has relaunched a series of online ballet classes for all ages and experience levels. They originally debuted in 2020 but have made a return for audiences back in lockdown.
The program runs for six weeks (the first lesson dropped on August 19, 2021), with two new classes released every week. It’s taught by Justine Miles, who use to dance with the company.
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SUBSCRIBE NOW“Ballet is a wonderful way of staying fit,” said Artistic Director David McAllister in a media release. “It’s never too late to start your ballet journey, and this is a perfect opportunity for anyone who has considered it but never taken the leap (or jeté).”
You may not be able to go to bars at the moment, but at least you can get to know this kind of barre (or a dining room chair, more likely).
Individual classes cost $16 and can be accessed for seven days after purchase. New classes are released every week.
This article was updated on August 31, 2021 to reflect new pricing for the classes and the program’s relaunch.